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initial postmortem results on geronimo the alpaca show no signs of bovine tb.es on britain's emma raducanu, as she battles for a place in the semi finals at the us open in new york. and coming up on the bbc news channel. the open is heading back to northern ireland. after the success of royal portrush hosting the event two years ago, it'll do it again in 2025. hello and welcome to the bbc news at one. mps are to vote this afternoon on the prime minister's plans for a national insurance rise to pay for the nhs and social care. yesterday, borisjohnson announced what he called the biggest catch—up programme in the history of the nhs — £36 billion, raised over three years, to deal with the backlog caused by the pandemic. the move breaks a conservative manifesto pledge not to raise taxes, justified, said mrjohnson, because of the effects of covid. this lunchtime at prime minister's questions, the labour leader sir keir starmer attacked the government, saying some people needing care would still have to sell their homes. here's our political correspondent damian gram

among them, helen mcdonald, the owner of geronimo the alpaca.is testing programme is. it is designed of course to keep cattle and cattle farms safe, keep them trading, but still, more than 40,000 carers every single year on average are put down after positive tests. and the helen mcdonald, these initial results really aren't the end of the process. they are not conclusive proof that geronimo was bovine tuberculosis free. they will now have to take cells from the animal, send them to a lab, and try to culture those in a dish under a microscope, and that is as long a process as it sounds. we are told it can take anything from eight weeks up to three or four months. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello there. for most of us, the hot, sunny weather is going to continue throughout the day today. however, for some there“s already been a change to thundery weather, particularly across south—west england, where in places the heavens have really opened, bringing reports of flooding — for example, we've had some flooding report

geronimo, engeronimo, geronimo, our code for we got them.rtant to get the leader, but we had a lot of work left to do. >> reporter: three years later in syria isis terrorists held americans hostage including journalist and an aide worker, caylee mueller, none would survive. thomas recounts how close special operators came to freeing them. >> the mueller episode would be the low point. there was one or two other hostages we thought were being held. we conducted a raid and discovered they had just moved. >> reporter: those losses stay with thomas. he shared the story of a 27-year-old special operations engineer, aaron rhett butler, killed in afghanistan by a crude bomb. >> i'll never forget the mother. as i met her and expressed my condolences, she gripped my hand as if she wasn't going to let me go and said, "general, stay on this, and finish it." >> reporter: we spoke with thomas before 13 service members died while evacuating americans and afterrega after gaps from t kabul airport. even then he feared the ungoverned space. >> we've given up

initial results of a postmortem examination on geronimo the alpaca show "a number of tb—like lesions"ed positive for the disease. part of a family driveway on which a meteorite landed in february has been removed and will go on display at the natural history museum. the meteorite, which is already on display at the museum, crash—landed in gloucestershire in february. scientists will carry out research on both the meteorite and the driveway, with the aim of increasing our understanding of the solar system. claire marshall reports. in the depths of the winter lockdown, something bright came to earth. a blazing fireball from back in deep time landed on a driveway in the cotswolds. it was a space rock, 4.6 billion years old. this is material from the very beginnings of the solar system. the last trace of that extraordinary intergalacticjourney has been lying here on that driveway in winchcombe. today the painstaking operation to preserve the landing site. they have cut all the tarmac out around where the meteorite landed. you can see how thick it is. now comes the very delicate operation

the fire department recently checked out home in san geronimo and gave very specific advice about what to change, all the way down to the welcome mat, recommending of metal or rubber one instead of a natural fiber doormat. they also say you should have your go-bag packed in your evacuation pan in place. the good news is this red flag warning is a short one. it went into effect at 11:00 last night and is going to be in effect until 11:00 this morning. live in fairfax, abc 7 news. kumasi: you can track weather conditions relive any time with abc 7 app for your connected tv. we've a live feed of current conditions and the seven day forecast. the app is available wherever you stream by searching abc 7 bay area. reggie: this morning, government shutdown has been averted. lawmakers and capitol hill say they reached a latched minute deal -- last minute it will vote this morning. however, president biden's agenda is still in jeopardy. at this point, is not just republicans pushing back. jobina: it is not. it is a very tense morning in washington. we are going to take a live look right out capi

it was about the apache wars, the life of geronimo and that whole situation that happened down in thet, sorry and so, this was -- it was born right after i had finished shooting "magnificent seven" and i had this big, long goatee in "mag seven" and when i chopped it off, i had a little kind of fu manchu mustache so to speak and greg, i sent greg some pictures he's like, "that's going to be your -- that's your look for the graphic novel," and he just worked it. >> seth: it is a really great, very exciting book it takes place over one day, but it is really at its core a father/son story is this based on your relationships, greg's relationship, both of your relationships? >> well, we each had sons that were turning 16 when we first started. and we -- because we're friends, we talked about this strange thing that happens you have a young person, a young boy, and he's growing up and he looks up to you so much and he thinks you're dad, you know. and then this weird thing called adolescence happens and all of a sudden, they stand up and they're as tall as you are and they're looking at you i

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morgan >> nancy morgenstern >> sanae mori >> blanca robertina morocho morocho >> leonel geronimo morocho irene morris >> and my aunt. losing you was a nightmare, and we mourn every left, smile, we will never be able to share with you. in the place, and emptiness that will never be filled. simply put, you were the best person we ever knew and we were so lucky to have you in our lives. every moment was a joy. each memory a gift we will always treasure. or as dark as that they was, to know you was to know and love and a light that shines so much brighter. >> unto my grandfather, battalion chief fdny, my hero i never got to meet. i know so much about you. please continue to watch over daddy, the rest of the family and i. you are so missed by all of us and gone but never forgotten. i love you always and i have so proud to be your granddaughter. rest in peace, grandpa. >> lynne irene morris >> odessa v. morris >> seth allan morris >> steve morris >> christopher martel morrison >> ferdinand v. morrone >> william david moskal >> brian a. moss >> marco motroni >> cynthia motus-wilson >> iouri a.

on tuesday, the row over geronimo's fate was resolved once and for all.join me now, vivian barth from manchester and martin burgess—moon from plymouth. thank you. i want to ask when both of you noticed the first time that the regional news wasn't on. vivian first. through the coverage of the olympics, which didn't worry me particularly because that was something different and it was important, but when it didn't come back on the week following the coverage of the olympics, and then not for the week after, that's when i contacted you. what about for you, martin, when did it become a concern for you? the same, really. i noticed that there was no local bulletin during the olympics coverage and then as soon as the normal bbc breakfast came back, i noticed pretty much from day one, at six o'clock, i watched as per normal and when the half—hour came i thought, that's a bit odd, but i thought there might have been a technical issue and of course, there was no second bulletin and i thought, this is odd that it's not come back after the olympics. can i ask what it

listening to that we were hearing about news from the initial postmortem examination results on geronimon�* under... it�*s an arrangement she has branded toxic — one that britney spears says has prevented herfrom getting married and having a baby. now her father has finally agreed to relinquish the tight control he�*s maintained over her multi—million—dollar fortune ever since she was hospitalised with mental health issues following several highly public breakdowns back in 2008. having long maintained there was no justification for his removal from her conservatorship, jamie spears agreed under mounting pressure last month to step down — although he didn�*t specify when. a petition from britney spears�* lawyers to remove him was due to be heard later this month. but in papers filed on his behalf, jamie spears has now conceded that his daughter�*s circumstances have changed to the extent that grounds for the establishment of a conservatorship may no longer exist. as mr spears has said again and again, the petition goes on, all he wants is what is best for his daughter. if miss spears want

is the headline on the sun, which reports that the 26—day stand—off over geronimo the alpaca has ended some of the stories on the front—pages today. a company which makes test tubes for the nhs says it will increase imports of the vials to try to end a serious shortage. the health service in england and wales has temporarily stopped all non—urgent blood tests because of the issue. let's speak to our regular gp, dr nighat arif. morning to you, lovely to see you as ever. tell us, have you noticed this problem, is it affecting you? yeah about two weeks _ problem, is it affecting you? yeah about two weeks ago _ problem, is it affecting you? yeah about two weeks ago i _ problem, is it affecting you? yeah about two weeks ago i put - problem, is it affecting you? 1j::i about two weeks ago i put out problem, is it affecting you? ij::i about two weeks ago i put out a tweet saying, is there a national shortage of blood bottles, because we had patients being turned away. i thought it was just happening in our practice. but then one patient needed a blood test, because she is on blood—thinning med